Dinner to go???

[OJulie67]

In the possible event that our 10 month old DD won't stay at flounders reef, Is it possible to order our dinner from the restaurants and take it to our room? We have late seating, and if we can't get it changed, the possibility of her being cranky or asleep at dinnertime is VERY probable. I saw the post about taking dessert back to the room, and was wondering if dinner was also a choice? The room service menu looks great...but it's still not as good as the restuarants.

 

[Katdb]

Hi OJulie67,

I can't see that being a problem. On our last cruise, my mom started feeling sick during dinner and had to leave rather quickly (before she could tell our servers) and when our server came back, he asked if I wanted my mom's dinner packed up for her.

Hope that helps!
Katdb

 

[kaykels]

Yes, you can take it back to the room. WE had ressies at Palo with my brother and his wife. They had a cranky 1 1/2 year old that night and she didn't make it to dinner right away. The waiter suggested having her dinner packaged and sent to the room. Luckily the baby fell asleep and she was able to join us. Believe me, they bend over backwards to help you out. As a matter of fact, our waiter in the reg. dining rotation took my cranky 2 year old for a tour of Animators Palate so I could eat. They are wonderful!

 

[deebs]

Julie- Keep in mind that even though you have late seating, its really only 5:30 west coast time.

 

[gassmandy]

My nephew got very sick the last night of the cruise and our since my sister, her husband and 2 kids couldn't make it---our servers went overboard in trying to please them. They sent up multiple entrees, salads, desserts, etc hoping that they'd find something they liked. She said it was more food then they had in the dining rooms!! So--no problem!!